The phrase "activities was established" is not correct in written English.
It should be "activities were established" to agree in number with the plural subject "activities."
Example: "The various activities were established to promote community engagement and participation."
Alternatives: "activities were created" or "activities were initiated."
A network of research activities was established in frame of national and international programs to elucidate the interaction of the beneficial bacterium with plants, plant pathogens, and the microbial community living on plant roots.
No significant association between chronic NSP and dynamic activities was established.
This concept of setting grades for elevations of serum enzyme activities was established in 1983 when the National Cancer Institute (NCI) of the United States National Institutes of Health (NIH) first published their Common Toxicity Criteria (CTC) for adverse events.
Given the complex epidemiology of the disease and the multidisciplinary approach needed for its surveillance, an integrated and comprehensive system for the management of WND outbreaks and surveillance activities was established.
The study in Ghana, however, presented two novel features: i) First, the relationship between attributes and continuity of activities was established for the first time in a low-resource context; and ii) Second, it is equally important to consider the individual parts (e.g., activities) of a health programme as it is to consider the programme as a whole.
Within 10 years, a growing number of activities were established, including the Sunday school at the Patronato, where children ages 6 through 14 learn Jewish culture and tradition.
The analytical performances of the enzyme substrate determination in a wide concentration range (0.1 20 μmol dm−3 of acetylcholine) and different ACh activities were established.
Should dedicated arts and recreational activities be established for the under-21 set before and after 9 00 pm?
Government priorities and activities are established in a budget ordinance approved annually.
The activities were established by an interdisciplinary group of actors from HENVINET, including (social) scientists, medical doctors, veterinarians, statisticians, epidemiologists, public health professionals, policy makers and other professionals.
A growing number of scientific and non-governmental organizations outside the military are showing a growing interest in acute enteric diseases, with several well-organized surveillance activities being established among widespread populations in the developing world (Table 2).
